Ryan Tubridy

Ryan Tubridy has cast doubt on his ability to take part in RTÉ's Operation Transformation 5k run this weekend following an injury.

Tubridy joked that he may have an excuse to sit the race out. I was practising my limping upstairs yesterday just to see which one would be more effective and then I did go out and try a run yesterday and it was going fine and then it just got too intense, and the pain was going up my leg.” “But actually, it is quite sore.

In a statement, RTÉ said it had reduced its total fees paid to its highest paid presenters by more than 15% in 2020 and 2021. The broadcaster also said that ...

"We are aware that the fees of high-profile presenters attract considerable public interest. Over the past 15 years RTÉ has reduced these fees by c. In a statement, RTÉ said it had reduced its total fees paid to its highest paid presenters by more than 15% in 2020 and 2021.

Ryan Tubridy has revealed that the 5k he's set to run this weekend for Operation Transformation is 'under threat' as he has a foot injury.

'If you're going to have someone by your side as a mentor, she was amazing. She said "no, no, no you don't walk now, you keep going. I said "can we walk now that was fun". She just said "first of all slow the hell down.... 'They said "will you come run the 5km with us in Phoenix Park". But [he has a] foot issue, a strong pain in one of them.

Ryan Tubridy remains the highest earner within RTÉ, with the broadcaster publishing their highest presenter earnings for 2020 and 2021 on Wednesday.

Ms O'Callaghan was fifth in the top-10 list and Mr O'Connor was sixth. Two of the top 10 earners from 2019 are no longer with the organisation, with Marian Finucane passing away in January of 2020 and Seán O'Rourke retiring in the spring of the same year. host Joe Duffy is second in the list with a 2021 annual earning of €351,000, down from €360,650 in 2020 and €392,494 in 2019.

RTÉ on Wednesday released information on fees earned by its ten highest-paid presenters in 2020 and 2021.

Tubridy's media company, Tuttle Productions Ltd, was paid €440,000 in 2021 for the Late Late Show presenter's services. Among the highest-paid in 2020 was again D'Arcy (€305,000), O'Callaghan (€263,000), O'Connor (€238,753), Dobson (€217,332), Wilson (€204,537), and Moloney (€190,804), as well as Áine Lawlor (€183,662). The other high-earners in 2021 included Ray D'Arcy (€305,000), Miriam O'Callaghan (€263,000), Brendan O'Connor (€245,004), Bryan Dobson (€209,282), Mary Wilson (€196,961), Darragh Maloney (€183,738) and George Lee (€179,131).

RTÉ today revealed the earnings for its highest paid presenters covering the years 2020 and 2021 including Ryan Tubridy, Joe Duffy, Ray D'Arcy, ...

In a statement, RTÉ Director-General, Dee Forbes, said: “Today we are publishing the fees paid to RTÉ's highest-paid presenters for 2020 and 2021, which confirms a total reduction of more than 15%. We are aware that the fees of high-profile presenters attract considerable public interest. Our presenters play an important role in RTÉ's provision of vital news, information and entertainment to audiences right across the country and enable us to generate commercial revenue which is essential to fund RTÉ's public services. Over the past 15 years RTÉ has reduced these fees by c. Miriam O’Callaghan was named the fifth highest-paid presenter with an annual salary of €263,500, €56,500 less than the €320k she earned in 2019. Joe Duffy was named the second highest-paid presenter with a salary of €351,000 in 2021, the Liveline presenter earned €392,494 in 2019.

RTE has revealed the top ten highest earning staff member with one of the stars taking a huge pay cut of €145k.For 2021, Ryan Tubridy was the highes.

"Over the past 15 years RTÉ has reduced these fees by c. We continue to keep them under review." Clare Byrne was one of the few to receive a pay increase as she went from €282,2917 in 2020 to €350,000 in 2021.

The national broadcast this afternoon released its top ten earners list for 2021, with seven men and three women making the list.

- Darragh Maloney - Mary Wilson - Ryan Tubridy

Claire Byrne has seen a significant increase in her income from RTE and she jumps to third on the list. Her pay increased to €350k in 2021 after sitting at ...

RTÉ Director-General Dee Forbes said: “Today we are publishing the fees paid to RTÉ's highest-paid presenters for 2020 and 2021, which confirms a total reduction of more than 15%. [Ryan Tubridy](https://www.dublinlive.ie/all-about/ryan-tubridy) once again leads the list for RTE's highest earners as the figures for 2020 and 2021 are published today. While George Lee joined the list in 2021 with €179,131. Aine Lawlor briefly appeared in the list in 2020 at the 10th spot with €183,662. Her pay increased to €350k in 2021 after sitting at seventh place with €250k in 2019 and fourth in 2020 with €282,917. [The Late Late Show](https://www.dublinlive.ie/all-about/the-late-late-show) presenter was paid €440k in 2021 through his company Tuttle Productions Ltd.

The presenter is due to run a 5km marathon with the Operation Transformation crew this weekend but has been dealt an unfortunate blow days before the race.

[RTE ](https://www.dublinlive.ie/all-about/rte)presenter was set to complete a 5km race this Saturday in the Phoenix Park, alongside Operation Transformation contestants. Ryan said in a video message: "The prep for the 5k on Saturday in Phoneix Park with Operation Transformation continues but I've done some damage to my foot. I'm not sure I am going to make this thing but I've got an appointment to look at it tomorrow. [Dublin Live Newsletter](https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/sign-up-newsletter-today-17954403) to get all the latest Dublin news straight to your inbox. [Tommy Tiernan bans phones from gigs in a first for Irish comedy](https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/celebs/tommy-tiernan-bans-phones-gigs-26243577) Ryan was receiving [ coaching from Olympic champion Kellie Harrington](https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/celebs/ryan-tubridy-being-coached-kellie-26200581) ahead of the big day, having

RTÉ on Wednesday released information on fees earned by its ten highest-paid presenters in 2020 and 2021.

Tubridy’s media company, Tuttle Productions Ltd, was paid €440,000 in 2021 for the Late Late Show presenter’s services. Among the highest-paid in 2020 was again D’Arcy (€305,000), O’Callaghan (€263,000), O’Connor (€238,753), Dobson (€217,332), Wilson (€204,537), and Moloney (€190,804), as well as Áine Lawlor (€183,662). The other high-earners in 2021 included Ray D’Arcy (€305,000), Miriam O’Callaghan (€263,000), Brendan O’Connor (€245,004), Bryan Dobson (€209,282), Mary Wilson (€196,961), Darragh Maloney (€183,738) and George Lee (€179,131).

Claire Byrne and Brendan O'Connor receive pay rises after inheriting key Radio 1 shows, list of top 10 on-air fees and salaries confirms.

While the first six presenters in the top 10 for 2021 are all contractors, the remaining four are employees of the State-owned broadcaster. The top 10 pay bill, which represents less than 1 per cent of its total operating costs, fell 16 per cent in 2020 to €2.71 million. In 2019, she earned €320,000 from RTÉ, but this fell to €263,500 in the two subsequent years. Byrne, who succeeded Sean O’Rourke as the presenter of Radio 1’s mid-morning current affairs programme in August 2020, saw her fees increase from €250,000 in 2019 to €282,917 in 2020 and then €350,000 in 2021. This dropped to €360,650 in 2020 and then €351,000 in 2021, or a decline of about 10.6 per cent over the two years. Ray D’Arcy, who was the second-highest paid individual at RTÉ in 2019, saw his fees drop from €450,000 that year to €305,000 in 2020 and 2021, reflecting the fact that his Saturday night chat show came to an end.

RTÉ has published it's list of top earners for the last two years and there are no real surprises who is in the top ten-but, their salaries may surprise ...

RTÉ Radio One colleague [Ray D'Arcy](https://evoke.ie/2021/01/13/entertainment/ray-darcy-wife-laughing-fit) came third in the list in 2020 with a salary of €305,000 which he maintained in 2021. Over the past 15 years RTÉ has reduced these fees by c. 'We are aware that the fees of high-profile presenters attract considerable public interest.